Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-14
ap0rT WOMEN.
he EDITOR of Harpers'

r-.-.r-Other IA attcES'
YORK, March 12 There are ie"
=" If either sex who stick more
'o TO their desks than does MISE
se'y 8ooth. OF Harpe.'s Bazaar. FOR
nyears-that is from the very day
~" neriodicaps estabIishment-Aiss
nas heen in sole charge, It's only
',oT and responsible head. During tnal
an., has allowed herself no hoilaay
rnore thar summer .iot tuIgnV
Ani and is looking forN ara Win colre-
ssd,no Measure to an European ouClne
I've has planned for Tae coming sea
She will be out oil the CITY io1 Tvs
,bs or thereabouJs, she teils lie, san
;n Anril and re urnlng 10 her ues9I veg
sntnm in september. FROM New Io,n
Goes to Rome by way OF farls anu tne
vera. and the rest OF the TRIP uepe.Ss
the peguileme Dts Oh iIaly Gnu
unit Of time it leaves ior piigrlmases
sbrInes other than lts own. A..
Miss Booth is a capltai eXahpie vi tne
8rcpss possible 10 the inouern WIN "u
ccoo. her apprenticeship to jour-
s,so, tbrough authorship, instead OF The
Ionh 10 "a common nowadays. Be-
re days OF the Bazaar she was
tbrnnJh her history OF New YORK
careful and accurate work. anu
- nor TRANSACTIONS, many volumes
oSf.h ware published by New YORK
posIon houses. Sue had a gift OF rem
49, foreign author into strong
inmstic English, clothing his though
No very ideal garb be would nave
osep had he SHOWN the tongue. Her
.stnn of Laboulaye's fairy tales stands
20 IN that branch of literature. This
fonSlation of Laboulaye was ona OF the
L. hooks of hers that the Harpers
CUd,e1 before they offered to put into her
rnJe woman's weekly that they
Snnght OF founding and t. at became the
Ho9ar The result jus tItied the choice of
l. Aitor. for it would be hard to lind
Pfer conducted periodical or one that
Spets more exactly the want II was
kpated to supply.
socially. the group that Miss Booth has
Iainared about her at her Saturday even
4 :, ..at bOmesr is another Illustration OF
~ fact often noticed nowadays that in
r. feminine world the race is no longer
4 the school girl. The nOvelists' heroine
las grown ten or dozen years older than
IL used to De. and IN actual lie the
d, derence is still more marked. 1t is The
Estnre woman who, In the fullness of
heptal power and experience, retains
|omeihjng of the enthusiasm OF youth
ho attracts to herself and keeps within
Ter circle the men aud women wno are
,pst worth knowing. Miss Booth Las
Inv wears or thereabOute of lie behind
Ter, and her drawing rooms constitute
me of the three or four notable salons of
be city.
The Women's Conference Of New York
,ity. which aims to systematiZe and 10
|irect into practical channels tue energy
Ind the zeal which the modern woman
ayishes on the charitable aud philau-
hroplc work which is falling SO largely
nto her hands, grows monthly in num-
hers and IN strength. Nearly 400 women
here present last week when industrial
!ducalion in the public schools was I'M
Ter consideration, and when ways and
beans were debated OF reaching the child
Il years who rips tobacco on tue SIKH
lu0r OF tenement from dark to dark. To
ret these little people into the schools
md to provide them, If need be. with food
n the classroom. puttiag tue starved
'0dy into condition 10 allow of the X
Icise oil the starved mind, were problems
DISCUSSED by Miss Grace h. Dodge, Mrs.
Helen Campbell, Mrs. Lowell and Mrs.
llntOn as among the pressing necessities
t the day.
Chlldren's revival meetings are a new
eature of Lent in New York. l Dropped
nto session the other day attended by
bout 300 little people under eXhortation. |
ne urchlns ranged from years old to u |
Whereabouts, and as the preacher held |
p Def"re their eyes a crown of thorns |
bat he had brought from Jerusalem, gave
VIVID VOID picture OF Chrisvs sufferings |
the cross and swayed to and fro ia !
antomlmlc illustration of the Sayiour's |
ITuygles, there was an agony of sobbing |
the room, little arms were flung about |
no little bodies wrlthed in distress. | |
,lt the chapel at the first pause in the |
lscourse medltating on the hardhood OF |
human beng who could deliberately !
rive baby into Mysteries.
society which has given itself over with |
oAhdon 10 amateur theatricals all winter |
looking forward wit2 some interest to |
le nrst public exhibition of the School |
hcIng, Whlch does solid work tucked |
way on the top floors of the Lyceum1
ieatre, fourtn avenue and Twenty-thlrd |
rec New York. It's pupils are nor all |
'uulus actors ard acLr sses By any |
c"he, oUC include numbers OF young |
Iis 81 family" who have not the re- !
Otest intentions of going on the sIaya |
OCCASIONALLY, but end a dramatic class !
soou scho"l Of graceful carriage and
Npresslon, and its drill a means of |
entaI exercise AID development. ga |
rap OF Paper was produced hv nuniIs |
t1n school in Trenton lew weeks 40
IL MolIere's Lies Precieuses RjdicnIes,; |
y oeen CHOSEN for the first New York
'pearance, which Will be made in course |
The mouth.
IS the orlc-a-brac house an imnrove.
tht on the autumn leaf, pressed fern.
,rtdil ana peacOcK's feather abodep |
, ould IL not be relief now and then To |
w cnalr, against the back of which !
IS ooulu lean without Tear of crushInO |
g scarf OF India silk there ns,udo. !
: .isllcaily knotteu? Do not the {. ct long
-, "I I. Resting place than the imita.
~ iufAlSn rug, and the ewes crave a |
- 'to maj ls NOT draped with a uaintulIv |
vi. Sled EN- oroidered clothy Alas for |
~, "'"uo" thAt Is not hung with tnraa or !
',o 'els ol SIR, lace and Oriental cur.
'a,b aou mantel that is not mid be. |
5na Slaihorequln. Woman is devoted |
Ode noule, out she Overdoes IL. Tn |
q ni - p"Ilor IL, at least, social-look. |
. : t piace-lt mas gained that much on
p"sI-olt a little Wholesome letting
ony. wi aitlseic mar
.r v"nls has become enough of an in.
= Avn 10 nave special fabric brought
4 a uosolea 10 It's use. The new stuff is
snd ms cioln with quiet bu. effective
,ct utus d torres; cream. yellow
y 10 ~ ana red, coral, blue and mouse
her % ~ ana cream being plaided to,
,tS IL. IN eoecks. 1t is a light weivbr